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1.3 Elements, Mixtures And Compounds (GCSE Chemistry)
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Which is always true for a compound?
Which is an example of a pure element?
Air is classified as a:
Which method separates iron filings from sand?
How can mixtures be separated?
A pure substance is either:
How can compounds be separated into elements?
Steel is an example of:
When elements react chemically to form a compound, they:
Which substance is a mixture?
Identify a true property of elements.
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